Elite Four Door Coin Return Locker – Red Powder Coated Steel

The Elite Four Door Coin Return Locker is a steel locker bank providing four individual storage compartments within a single unit, finished in a red powder coated steel. Each compartment is secured with a coin return mechanism, which operates on the standard new British £1 coin — meaning users retrieve their coin when vacating, removing the need for staff to manage keys or tokens on a daily basis.

In busy staff areas — changing rooms, canteen lobbies, leisure facilities, and high-footfall workplaces — lockers take considerably more daily use than the average piece of furniture. This unit is built with reinforced doors and welded plinths between compartments to resist the kind of repetitive, heavy-handed use that quickly degrades lighter-grade alternatives. The powder coated steel construction holds up well to humid environments such as those found adjacent to kitchen changing facilities or wet-room areas.

Practical advantages for site operators include:

• Coin return system reduces staff involvement in locker management
• Compatible with current British £1 coinage — no need for proprietary tokens
• Reinforced doors and welded plinths improve resistance to daily heavy use
• Powder coated finish offers reasonable corrosion resistance in damp environments
• Four compartments per unit makes efficient use of wall space in compact changing areas

At 1800mm tall, the unit is a full-height locker bank and will require adequate ceiling clearance and stable, level flooring. At 29.5kg, two people should be on hand for positioning. The 300mm width per unit means multiple banks can be run side by side where space allows, though the 450mm depth should be factored into room layout to maintain clear walkways in accordance with any applicable regulations.

This locker is well suited to catering businesses, hospitality venues, and food production sites that need to provide secure personal storage for staff without placing ongoing administrative demands on management. The four-door format is a practical middle ground — where a larger workforce requires more compartments, multi-bay configurations or taller banks may be worth considering. For smaller sites or lower-security requirements, two-door alternatives exist within the range.

If you're fitting out a changing area and would like guidance on how many units you'll need, or whether this format suits your particular space and security requirements, our team is happy to talk it through.